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> Users can then choose existing apps similar to their idea, such as Uber’s or Facebook’s. Then Engineer.ai creates the app largely automatically The resulting codebase must be a nightmare to maintain, unless the app is little more than
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Clojure Features: Or why you should stop worrying about features
(benzaporzan.me)
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Is Python Strangling R to Death?
(datanami.com)
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This survey asks for the “best” programming language. Best for what? No one language is best for everything. Is this more of a popularity contest?
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Re-Imagining Big Data in a Post-Hadoop World
(datanami.com)
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Leadership starts at the top. If middle management is making bad decisions, the fault rests with their superiors.
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> If you’re stuck in a rut, look for jobs you would normally turn your nose up at. You might be pleasantly surprised why you find. This is a simple and for some (like me) maybe a non-obvious approach. An excellent idea.
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Manjaro, snaps and the spirit of collaboration (Ubuntu)
(ubuntu.com)
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Do any of you tech folk ever think about just quitting tech altogether?
(twitter.com)
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Regulate simulations of a problem, but not the actual problem? IOW, pandering.
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> I once had an engineer keep interrupting me while I was explaining how sockets work because I wasn't covering small minutia details. I'm going to be in trouble when it comes time to interview again someday. I am not nearly as
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It's interesting that that PR talks about the filesystem (MapR-FS) first. So much of the discussion around big 3 Hadoop vendors this year has been about the trends toward object storage. Will be interesting to see which parts of MapR H
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Hewlett Packard Enterprise Advances Its Data Platform with Acquisition of MapR
(businesswire.com)
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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20593547
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If this guy's employees work 365 days a year, he benefits. I wonder, does he believe in extra compensation for those who go "above and beyond"? Or is he deluded into thinking his business is the most important thing for every
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I have been using OmniDiskSweeper for this: https://www.omnigroup.com/more It's not a graphical presentation, but as I am usually looking at the biggest directories first for pruning it's layout is good.
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Excellent troll (satire I hope?)
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Stop Installing Tensorflow using pip for performance sake
(towardsdatascience.com)
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Supervisors Driven by Bottom Line Fail to Get Top Performance: Study
(baylor.edu)
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Atlassian is weeding out 'brilliant jerks', changing the way it does reviews
(businessinsider.com.au)
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Thing_(1982_film)
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Apple kills the (s/non-Touch Bar//) MacBook-Pro. There is nothing "Pro" about a touch bar, even for fields outside of software. Apparently Ive's departure means Apple is not returning to function-over-form.
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https://mullvad.net So far they seem not to be involved in the typical affiliate marketing ploy used by so many other providers, and their account creation system is unique. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1
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DuckDB Is an Embeddable SQL OLAP Database Management System
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Ferret is a free software Lisp impl for real time embedded control systems
(ferret-lang.org)
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There are nuances that to me make R data frames, especially with Magrittr, simpler to work with over Pandas. Pandas indexing always seems to get in the way. I have been using Python a lot longer than R, but the Pandas syntax is taking longe
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MapR Misses Deadline for Sale
(theregister.co.uk)
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Mitigating Gatekeeping and Impostor Syndrome with Emotional Intelligence
(hackernoon.com)
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Tech has a toxic tone problem (2016)
(compassionatecoding.com)
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Strange, the signup link takes you to a survey that mentions no more than US$8.99 for a subscription covering all devices. I wonder if this page was meant to be public.
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